MOTORISTS! ENGINEERS! HAVE YOU USED GRAPHOIL a- - The Positive Lubricant. ■ ACHESON'S COLLOIDAL GRAPHITE CONCENTRATES. ~ ; A Grade for Every NEED! A NEED for Every Grade! WHAT IT DOES! NOIBE, Nerve-racking engine noises now abolished. Quiet engines never grow noisy. POWER .—Greatly Increased. Hills romped up In top gear where change down was formerly necessary. FLEXIBILITY".—Amazing flexibility Is given. CARBON.—Eliminates carbon and prevents its formation. CYLINDER WEAR.—Enables even mass production cars to travel many thousands of miles without wear. BPEEO.—Adds 6 to 10 m.p.h. to maximum speed. PETROL.—Great increase in m.p.g. Bee " R.A.C." Report. ECONOMY.—Saves petrol. Saves wear of cylinders, pistons, rings, valves and valve guides. Saves oil. Saves A NEED for Every Grade! s , WHY IT DOES IT. GRAPHOIL consists of high-grade carrier oils, PLUS A SOLID, HEAT-DEFY-ING, INDESTRUCTIBLE GRAPHITE LUBRICANT. Theoretically, oil forms a film between the moving surfaces, preventing the two metals from coming into contact; but ACTUALLY this oil Aim is momentarily and constantly breaking down under heat and strain, allowing metal-to-metal oontaot to take place. IF THIS WERE NOT SO, NO WEAR COULD EVER TAKE PLACE on Cistons, piston rings, cylinder walls or earlnga. Metal-to-metal contact with GRAPHOIL in use becomes practically impossible. When the oil film now breaks, CONTACT TAKES PLACE BETWEEN THE SOLID PARTICLES OF THE LUBRICANT ONLY. Wear of the engine is eliminated, therefore, because the metals can no longer touch each other. Our solid GRAPHITE additional lubricant possesses lubrication • qualities vastly superior to oil. and the particles, being microscopically minute, are forced into the pores of the metal. *gears. Baves decarbonising. forced into the pores of the metal. Please Address all Orders and Communications to our Auckland Office as below: GRAPHITE PRODUCTS N.Z. Dept. A., 28a STRAND ARCADE, AUCKLAND, C.l. Phone 40-327.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21934, 18 October 1934, Page 19
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